New Jersey Couple Each Die Hours Apart, After Lifetime Together
Michael and Olympia DeNittis literally spent a lifetime together in New Jersey, and died just hours apart this week.
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Michael and Olympia DeNittis literally spent a lifetime together in New Jersey, and died just hours apart this week.
Trenton, N.J. Mayor Tony Mack was convicted of corruption charges by a jury Friday.
On Route 4 in Hackensack, N.J., commuters could be seen struggling, almost falling on frozen mounds of snow as they step out onto the street.
A blaring AMBER Alert alarm on smartphones woke up people early Friday morning in New Jersey. The alert was issued around 6:45 a.m. after two children were abducted Thursday night more than 100 miles away in Lancaster, Penn.
New Jersey's senate president says if gambling is ever expanded beyond Atlantic City, the Meadowlands is no sure bet.
It may be a bit trickier for most straphangers to get around this weekend.
The Paterson, N.J. school district set aside five days and have already used four. The district could opt to add school days at the end of June or take away some of the scheduled days off in April if they go over five snow days.
The main exit at the World Trade Center station was closed shortly before 9 a.m. because of falling ice, forcing commuters to walk underground for at least 30 minutes in order to get out.
Having covered the Super Bowl from Sunday afternoon into Sunday night and not wrapping up until the wee hours of Monday morning, my clock radio did not call out to me at 3:20 a.m. I had the day off. And it snowed.
A busted water service pipe flooded a gas main in Newark Thursday afternoon, forcing the city to cut off water service to some South Ward residents.
Despite that officers are supposed to be protecting and serving, it's alleged that one Edison, N.J. police sergeant parked his police cruiser outside his house and watched the Super Bowl inside.
Forecasters say slush and standing water from Wednesday's snow storm turned into ice as temperatures plunged below freezing overnight.
Officials said prescription pills go for about $20 or $25 each on the black market, but a hit of heroin is just $3 to $5.
Initially, next month's Senate Oversight Committee hearing was to focus on superstorm Sandy and the decision to store trains in flood-prone areas. But the focus will be expanded to examine other recent problems.
The Tri-State Transportation Campaign found that 1,236 pedestrians were killed on roads in Connecticut, New Jersey and downstate New York between 2010 and 2012.
